There were 49 Races on Friday 24th May 2024 across 7 meetings. There was 7 races at Haydock, 8 races at Bath, 7 races at Downpatrick, 7 races at Goodwood, 6 races at Hereford, 6 races at Pontefract, 8 races at Curragh, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

This is likely to be an informative contest and it would be no surprise to see the likes of Red Sand, Siegen and The Flying Seagull all build on their debut efforts and warrant close inspection in the betting. However, ORIGINAL OUTLAW, whose dam is a half-sister to the top-level winners Without Parole and Tamarkuz, has a striking pedigree and the son of Wootton Bassett is suggested as the first one to consider.

Preference is for THE FLYING SEAGULL, who met some trouble when a pleasing third on debut at Chester earlier this month and will have learnt plenty from that outing. Red Sand is feared most of those with experience, whilst Original Outlaw may be the pick of the newcomers.

It looks quite tight among the form horses. ORIGINAL OUTLAW and Berkshire Kameo are interesting newcomers.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

MANXMAN, who rounded off last season with a four-timer, almost picked up where he left off when a narrow runner-up over 1m6f on his seasonal debut here three weeks ago. Stepping back up in trip is an ideal move and the Crisford's consistent gelding and can go one better, with a 1lb higher mark unlikely to cause too many issues. Yorkindness, Maxident and Robert Johnson are other serious contenders for the shortlist.

With William Buick booked HAVAILA makes plenty of appeal on his second start for the yard responsible for two of the last four winners of this race. He had two of these rivals (Maxident and Plus Point) behind when going close over C&D last time and a 2 lb nudge for that near miss is fair enough. Temporize enjoyed his finest hour to date here last summer and he has to enter calculations, while Manxman and Pledgeofallegiance are others to consider.

This looks competitive, though soft ground would probably dent a few hopes. MANXMAN moving back up in trip may hold the strongest hand.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

Charlie Johnston sent out the winner of this race last year and can repeat the feat with the progressive TRUE WISDOM, whose second-placed finish over 1m3f on her seasonal debut at Kempton last month was a strong hint of more to come. Ya Hafhd was also a promising runner-up on her seasonal bow at Doncaster last month and is another key player. Avon Light and Mallavelly are other solid options to consider.

JUANA INES shaped nicely on debut for her new yard at Ascot in October and appeals as the type to do well in staying handicaps this year. She gets the nod. True Wisdom and Ya Hafhd head the list of dangers.

Preference is for TRUE WISDOM (nap), who looks well handicapped on her 2yo win. Ya Hafhd is second choice.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 1 race.

It was only three runs ago when MUJTABA was touched off in the Group 2 Huxley Stakes and although disappointing since, he may improve for both dropping in class and the fitting of blinkers. Passion And Glory won his only previous visit here and warrants respect, while Claymore is also capable of landing a blow at this level. Obviously, Royal Rhyme would come right into the equation if running here instead of in Thursday night's Brigadier Gerard at Sandown.

ISLE OF JURA got on a real roll in Bahrain over the winter and is taken to go in again on his return to Britain. Sea of Roses ran well in a course listed race here last time and should go well again, while Royal Rhyme, so impressive in a C&D handicap at last year's Glorious meeting, would be a major player if showing up here rather than Sandown.

The two suggestions against the field are the useful fillies SEA OF ROSES (narrowly preferred) and Empress Wu.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

WILD TIGER has an attractive, unexposed profile and could give weight and a beating to these rivals. He improved for the application of cheekpieces (worn again here) when scoring comfortably at Yarmouth and looks capable of defying a 7lb rise. Recent win and placed efforts show Street Kid to be arriving in excellent form and he is the biggest threat, while Smoky Mountain can't be dismissed dropped in both trip and class after finishing down the field at Wolverhampton.

Fit from a couple of in-the-frame efforts in Meydan, WILD TIGER marked himself down as one to keep onside when running out a ready winner at Yarmouth (7f) 3 weeks ago and, operating from a handy draw, he looks capable of making his mark in this stronger company. Street Kid is a likeable sort and holds claims along with another low-mileage 4-y-o in the shape of Be Frank. Toimy Son also needs keeping an eye on.

With further progress likely, WILD TIGER could well defy a 7lb rise for his clearcut Yarmouth win. Be Frank is second choice.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

RUKAANA won with plenty in hand at Nottingham earlier this month and a similar performance might be enough to see Charles Hills' gelding complete a double. A 7lb rise in the handicap will make things tougher and the class-dropping Aragon Castle could be there to take advantage should the selection underperform. Zain Blue hit the woodwork on his handicap bow a fortnight ago and he is a player from an unchanged mark, along with the in-form Mr Baloo.

A deserved first taste of success beckons for ZAIN BLUE, who made a very promising start in handicap company at Ascot a fortnight ago. Aragon Castle is feared on the back of his solid Haydock effort and he is second choice ahead of likely improver Queen's Reign and recent Nottingham winner Rukaana.

An opening mark of 82 looks manageable for interesting handicap debutant MR MONACO. Second choice is Zain Blue.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

Last year's 1-2-3, Angle Land, Lihou and Dream Composer are all much lower in the ratings this time around and it would be folly to rule any of them out with that in mind, but it is FAIR WIND that shades preference. Owen Burrows' unexposed four-year-old signed off last season with a comfortable Windsor victory and he returned with a pleasing second at Ascot 23 days ago. The winner franked that form when finishing second in a warm Newmarket handicap next time, and he is taken to go one better off 2lb higher.

A case can be made for a few of these but Eve Johnson Houghton's BISHOP'S CROWN still looks to have more to offer, especially now dropped to 5f for the first time, and gets the nod. Spring Bloom is weighted to go close and heads the list of dangers, although Fair Wind, Angle Land and Night On Earth all need factoring into this very competitive sprint too.

Fair Wind isn't fully exposed but DREAM COMPOSER should find this being run to suit and is in better form than his figures suggest.
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